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Receipt for one pound two shillings six pence "for my quarterage due at Michaelmas last;" plus two shillings six pence paid a porter for dusting the chairs. Marked in receipt by Mrs Battersby. Personal names: Mrs Battersby.

Itemised bill for wine ordered on 09 August in the amount of four pounds nine shillings nine pence. The bill includes a credit of one pound one shilling for the safe return of seven dozen quart bottles. Signed in receipt by Daniell Ewster. Personal names: Daniell Ewster.

Itemised list of expenses incurred by the beadle, Randall Taylor, in the amount of two pounds two shillings two pence. Items include bread to michaelmas; pipes and candles; strewings; for going by water to Dr Gad[bury]; watch and ward for "the welch camp;" a basket; a shovel; paid the watch to michael[mas]; paid the dustman; and paid the cleaning woman. Signed in receipt by Randall Taylor. Personal names: Dr John Gadbury (likely); Randall Taylor.

Receipt for 13 pounds 16 shillings for two dozen turkey worked chairs for the use of the Company. Signed in receipt by John Wells. Personal names: John Wells.

Partial receipt, likely for pewter lent to the Company at some point (a partial list of spoon, plates, and saucers lost appears below the cutoff), in the amount of three pounds 18 shillings. Signed in receipt by John Hulls. Verso: "ffor ye Warden of ye Worshipfull Company of stationers."

Under warden: Christopher Wilkinson

Itemised bill for food, drink, and service in the amount of three pounds 19 shillings six pence, spent at the Swan in Fish street and the Wonder. Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; lemons; a large dish of fish; a dish of fruits; tobacco; fire; coffee; and cheese. "Maydenhd" at the top crossed out. Verso: "12." Place names: the Wonder; the Swan tavern.

Itemised bill of food, service, and drink in the amount of nine shillings three pence. Items include a shoulder of mutton; salad; a cock; fruits and cheese; wine; bread and beer; and fire.

Itemised bill for food, drink, and service in the amount of 10 shillings four pence. Items include a neck of mutton and broth; salads; a pullet; an orange; wine and brandies; fire; bread and beer; and fruits and cheese.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and service in the amount of 18 shillings 10 pence. Items include a neck of mutton and broth; two rabbits; another neck of mutton with broth; a capon; wine; fire; and other items. Place names: the Miter tavern.

Itemised bill for food, service, and drink in the amount of one pound 12 shillings 10 pence, including items such as bread and beer; wine; pears (but not oranges); dressing the fish; and payments to the porter and for fire; fish; payments to the servants at Lambeth and the waterman; and "to the masters expensed;" and coffee at Twice. Place names: Lambeth; Twice.

Itemised list of food, drink, and service in the amount of 12 shillings four pence. Items include a neck of mutton and broth; salads; a dish of eels; fruit and cheese; wine and brandy; nutmeg and sugar; bread and beer; and fire.

Itemised bill for food, drink, and other expenses in the amount of one pound 12 shillings one pence. Items include bread, beer, and ale; wine; oranges and lemons; dressing the fish; fire; fish; coach hire that day; money spent at the Rose Tavern in Charing Cross; and coffee. A note below states: "searching for Bookes and pictures at severall places." Place names: Rose tavern, Charing Cross.

Itemised bill of food, drink, and service in the amount of six pounds 17 shillings three pence. Items include wine, sugar, beer, bread, wood and charcoal; more wine; more beer and ale; more bread; and payment to the house. Signed in receipt by Jonathan King or Kings. Verso: calculations. Personal names: Jonathan King or Kings

Itemised bill for food, travel, and other expenses associated with a feast at Chelsea in the amount of 10 pounds. Items include going to Chelsea; paying Earnest for the house; money spent at meetings; miscellaneous expenses to the drawer of the bill and in buying wine; more to the drawer for attending on 29 May and his boat; paid for carrying down the wine; paid for two boats at Chelsea; 12 gallons Puntack [Pontac]; 6 gallons Canary; 3 gallons white wine; 8 bottles lost and broken and padlocks; paid a porter at Blackfriars with the Canary; for the feast itself: for the use of the house; for Rhenish wine and sugar and whitesome(?); for bread and beer; payment to Mr Cockerill; payment to Warden Wilkinson. Thomas Parkhurst paid out 10 pounds. Place names: Blackfriars; Chelsea. Personal names: [Thomas?] Cockerill; Christopher Wilkinson; Thomas Parkhurst.